Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-14
pounds; nursery stock, 4l,3l0 pounds;
total. IA. 100 pounds.

| pOuuus, uutseTy otocks 1itoAV PS'
total, IA, 100 pounds.
"There need be no uneasines over tn
smallpox outbreak in Los Angeles--no
scare" Thus wrote o reporter on the
Times. Then he shook his bag of gun
camphor, smeIled of his bottle of car
bolic acid, scattered a little asafedita
over his overcoat, locked at his arm to
see if his vaccination chad took. p" and
started on back street for home.
Anahsim.
The Gazette says: The champion nim-
rod of Anaheim and vicinity is the
youngest son of Alex. Henry, of Fair.
view. On the first day of ths week, in
conn pauy with two other boys, and
armed with only Remington six.bar'
relied pistol, he succeeded in baggiDg
forty. three rabbits. coyote. badger
and o huge rattlesnake, and this was all
done in the space of few hours.
The work of planting and setting out
vineyards has already been inaugurated
in Anaheim and vicinity. Some OF the
pioneer vineyardists who dug up their
old vines last year are preparing. the
ground for the planting Of. new vine
yards, while others contemplate fallow
ing for few years. as the ground in
some instances was worn out. Mrs. A..
Frohling is planting the north part of
her tract, which has lain idle for several
years, to vines.
The valley.
1t is rumored to-day that the Oak
Knoll ranch, lately sold by Bayard I.
Smith to Mr.. kosenbaum, of New York,
for $65, 900, has been sold, or is about to
be sold, for $3.50, 600. 1t is in the neigh.
borhood of the late heavy purchases by
the alleged railroad syndicate, and it
would not be surprising If the statement
were true.
Yesterday o business lot east of the
railroad sold for $500 foot. Arrange.
ments are being perfected for the cree.
tion of extensive buildings at the corner
of Colorado and Marengo, oil of which
shows the business tendency in that
direction. Verify, Pasadena has the
long, steady trot and graceful swing of
a prosperous city.
DR.. Michener desires us to deny that
he has case of smallpox, or that he has
had one. There is NO smallpox in Pasa-
dens, neither has there been any, all re-
ports to the contrary Notwithstanding.
--[Star.
The Covina Exponent speaks thus
cheerily: "Orange trees set out last
spring are growing rapidly this fine
weather. Nature is smiling upon us.
and all kinds of trees and vegetation are
growing with vigor seldom equalled.
Even the price of real estate is growing
perceptibly. Fine weather, after an
abundant rain, in California, beats any
thing to make vegetation and the price
of land go up"
Two to One He Don't.
While on visit to Pomona about two
years ago L. M. Holt, of the Riverside
Press, promised to furnished fanpalms
for the entire length Of Holt avenue, on
both sides, when the avenue was COM
pleted to Ontario, provided it retained
his name. The time has now arrived
for Mr.. Holt to pan out his palms.
Come on, Brother Holt. Don't hang
back now; Holt avenue is one of the
most popular driveways in Pomona.
-[Pomona Times Courier.
Ventura Dots.
County Clerk Eastin paid into the
treasury $6l2.lO as fees for the month
of February.
DR.. s. P. Guiberson has received the
appointment of postmaster at Santa
Paula.
Sheriff Snodgrass paid into the city
treasury az fees for the mouth of Feb
ruary $l0l 5O.-[Democrat.